DONOR IMPACT ON ADDICTION RESEARCH
Research Acceleration
Medical advances in cancer, heart disease, AIDS and numerous other diseases demonstrate a 1:1 correlation between research funding and cures. Your donation brings us one step closer to curing addiction.
Genetics and Big Data
Understanding how an individual’s unique genetic wiring makes them predisposed to substance use disorders helps create protocols to counter or avoid the influence.
Integrated Research Lab
Addiction is a multi-faceted problem that requires a multi-disciplined approach to a cure. You help fund a unique research lab network that combines brain, genetics and psychological advanced research.
Addiction Research Awareness
While cancer, heart disease and other challenging health conditions garner significant private funding support (> $1B), there are virtually no private funding sources for addiction research. We need to change that so we can accelerate the drive to cures.
OUR SOLE FOCUS IS TO FUND RESEARCH AIMED AT FINDING A CURE FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTION. THROUGH YOUR GENEROSITY, OUR GRANTS HELP RESEARCHERS EXPLORE PROMISING AVENUES AND ADDRESS CHALLENGES TO FIND CURES TO THIS WIDESPREAD AND GROWING DISEASE.
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WHEN I FIRST GOT INTO THE ADDICTION & NEUROSCIENCE FIELD 40 YEARS AGO AS A CLINICIAN AND SCIENTIST, I USED TO THINK A CURE FOR ADDICTION WAS PIE-IN-THE-SKY. NOW I THINK IT IS INEVITABLE.
Scott Swartzwelder, Ph.D
Addiction Research Articles
Patrick Kennedy Tackles Mental Health Stigma In New Book
A collection of twelve personal stories involving mental health struggles and addiction. Kennedy and Fried strive to make sure that…
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Researchers may have just discovered a cure for alcoholism, study finds
Every year, countless families are devastated by alcohol addiction, with the tendrils of this affliction wrapping around millions of lives,…
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Is It Too Soon To Start Talking about a Cure for Addiction?
Our country remains in the grips of an opioid crisis claiming more than 100,000 lives every year. Rising mortality associated…
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